Shura Committee Explores Remote Work Systems: Implications for Business Flexibility and Productivity in Oman
Youth and Human Resources Committee Meeting Addresses Employment Challenges
Muscat: The Youth and Human Resources Committee of the Majlis A’Shura Council convened to discuss several important topics, focusing primarily on employment issues affecting laid-off workers and job seekers. Key initiatives from the Ministry of Labor were also reviewed during the meeting.
In addition to these discussions, the committee examined a report proposing the implementation of remote work systems. They emphasized the need for specialist input from the National Employment Program to enhance job integration for recent graphic design graduates.
Further topics included a proposal advocating for an 80% retirement exception for individuals laid off from the private sector, as well as a suggestion to recognize service years from the Ministry of Defense in the Social Protection Fund.
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